SEABIRD SEEKER SB7L-360A

[falcon409]

Take a look-see at flightsim.com. Probably not everyone's cup of tea, but an interesting airplane, built in Australia and used mainly for Light Observation duties although that isn't the only thing it can be used for. Nice VC, a lot of very surprising gadgets/gauges included. . . .one of them being a functional TFR.

If there is a negative here it would be that unless there's a keystroke or click area somewhere, there is no pilot visible from the exterior. . . .at least I haven't found a way to make him visible and there's no reference that I found in the manual.:salute:

 

[Thoe6969]

Take a look-see at flightsim.com. Probably not everyone's cup of tea, but an interesting airplane, built in Australia and used mainly for Light Observation duties although that isn't the only thing it can be used for. Nice VC, a lot of very surprising gadgets/gauges included. . . .one of them being a functional TFR.

If there is a negative here it would be that unless there's a keystroke or click area somewhere, there is no pilot visible from the exterior. . . .at least I haven't found a way to make him visible and there's no reference that I found in the manual.:salute:

I just installed it and went for a little flight,neat little plane,I like the terrain follow function also.I can't find a pilot either.

 

[Roger]

Had it for a year or two but as I don't spend much time in the 'pit I don't fly it much. It is a really nice model though.